- From: Steve Song <steve@unganisha.idrc.ca>
- Date: Sat, 30 Oct 1999 13:51:54 -0400
- To: RAHIL@zajil.net, "Alexander" <_alex_@nuil.migsv.ru>
- Cc: www4mail-comments@w3.org
The following commands are recommended for recombining split sections
of a binary file after decoding and saving each part as a separate
binary file.
MS-DOS or WINDOWS or SIMILAR operating system(s):
copy /b file_xxx.001+file_xx.002+...+file_xxx.014 file.xxx
Linux or other Unix or similar operating system(s):
cat file_xxx.001 file_xxx.002 ... file_xxx.014 > file.xxx
Other operating system(s):
You can use a binary copy program or a binary editor to
join the separate parts.
Regards... Steve
At 04:19 AM 30/10/1999 , RAHIL@zajil.net wrote:
>HI
> THERE ARE 14 SPLIT FILES IN MY HARDDRIVE, WITH THE EXTENSION
>001,002,003.....014 ,I NEED TO KNOW WHICH DOS COMMAND RECOMBINE ALL SPLIT
>FILES IN ONE TIME.
>
>I AM ALSO LOOKING GOOD PROGRAM WHICH CAN RECOMBINE SPLIT FILES.
>
>
>
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Steve Song <steve@unganisha.idrc.ca>
Unganisha (Connectivity) Project <http://www.idrc.ca/unganisha>
Received on Saturday, 30 October 1999 13:53:25 UTC